• Designed as an advanced training program in the clinical, basic, and translational sciences for those with a Pharm.D. degree and the clinical knowledge and skills commensurate with a specialty practice residency.

• Typically two or more calendar years in duration. The time is divided between research (80% of effort) and advanced practice experiences (20%), as defined by the ACCP guidelines for Fellowship training.

• Completion of this program prepares the trainee for tenure track academic and research scientist positions.

• Engage in the discovery, dissemination and application of pharmaceutical and biomedical knowledge to improve the health status of society.

• There is a large degree of flexibility in these programs, and each faculty who supervises a fellow assumes primary responsibility for the design and evaluation of the experience.

• There are opportunities to take graduate coursework within The University of Texas and its affiliated institutions as a non-degree seeking student.

• At the completion of the program receives a certificate attesting to the satisfactory completion of a Clinical Sciences Fellowship from The University of Texas.

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